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Multidisciplinary studio at the intersection of fashion and art
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📍67 West St. St 513 BK

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Thank you @kasiapilattt and @nytstyle for this beautiful feature on ‘Wool Skirts,’ an exhibition celebrating the legacy and renewal of a remarkable collection of 632 wool skirts stewarded over three generations.

On view until March 15, this first public presentation of Audrey Huset’s collection brings together 130 skirts from the archive and 29 new works by artists and designers, created using pieces from the collection.

Each piece is available for purchase, marking the start of the collection’s dispersal as it enters the hands of a new generation.

GALLERY HOURS
Thursday to Sunday
From 12 to 6pm
📍67 West St. Studio 513
Brooklyn, NY

Article link via link in bio. taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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MAKE YOUR OWN FOOTBALL with artist Malena Guerrieri just in time for the World Cup 2026 🏟️⚽️🤍

As part of Objects at Play, join artist Malena Guerrieri for a one-time hands-on workshop to create your own football using 100% recycled Argentine leather.

🗓️ Saturday, June 6th | 3–7 PM
📍 67 West St., Studio 513

Choose your colors, textures, and combinations, and create a one-of-a-kind piece—whether to play with, keep, or gift. A celebration of football, material memory, and the return to the handmade.

“I’m interested in working with leather not only as the original material of football, but also as a surface where color, handwork, and identity intersect. Each ball reactivates something from a tradition that is slowly disappearing.” @malenaguerrieri

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! All materials included + drinks and bites.

ARTIST BIO
Malena Guerrieri (b. 1988, Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a visual artist based in Argentina. She holds an MA from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, where she participated in the research project Forms of Life in collaboration with MUDAM Luxembourg.

In 2023, she curated The Antwerp Chair Collection, transforming discarded chairs into a collective exhibition and publication. That same year, she participated in the On Boards Biennale and TO BE ANTWERP.

Her recent solo exhibition, La Caprichosa in Buenos Aires, featured footballs made from discarded leather scraps. Her practice explores the creative potential of everyday objects and found materials, giving them renewed presence and second life.

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1, 2, 4, 5, 6 @chimene.chimone
7 scenes from Malena’s exhibition at @futbolitis_ig taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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5 months ago

Hoy en papel: la muestra actual sobre #arte y #moda en @museumatfit #NewYork
🔗link en bio
📷 @martaminujin @la.sudestada by @la.sudestada

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“What began as one woman’s private act of collecting has evolved into a shared cultural project involving family members, artists, researchers, and visitors.” - Trisha Balster for @szmagazin on Wool Skirts.

One year ago, we were preparing the first public presentation of Wool Skirts and asking ourselves: What to do with a collection of 632 wool skirts?

A year later, the collection has reached far beyond New York, connecting with people across generations, backgrounds, and geographies. What began as an exhibition has become a collective and evolving project, and that original question is still alive with all of you.

The first Wool Skirts publication is now in progress and new collaborations and chapters are coming this winter.

The story continues.

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For @szmagazin
Words: trishabalster
Photography: @evelynfreja
Production: @studioannasullivan
@ralf__zimmermann by @la.sudestada

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Last day to visit “Objects at Play” ⚽️🤍🪡

OPEN UNTIL 6pm
67 West St. Studio 513
Brooklyn, NY taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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The World Cup may be over, but you still have 4 days to experience OBJECTS AT PLAY.

GALLERY HOURS
Thursday–Sunday | 12–6 PM
By appointment at hello@lasudestada.com
67 West St., Studio 513
Brooklyn, NY taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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“I’m interested in working with leather not only as football’s original material, but as a surface where color, handwork, and identity converge.”— Malena Guerrieri

Drawing from archived leather remnants sourced from her family’s factory in Argentina, artist Malena Guerrieri (@malenaguerrieri) is keeping a disappearing Argentine craft alive. Working with unused materials in a wide range of colors and textures, she transforms industrial leftovers into one-of-a-kind pieces that exist beautifully between functional objects and sculpture.

Every single ball is a unique piece of history, rich with family archive, material experimentation, and the warmth of the human touch.

You can view these pieces and many more at La Sudestada’s (@la.sudestada) “Objects at Play” exhibition through July 26th!

#ArtArena taken in New York, New York by @la.sudestada

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ARMANDO by @agoshida

This short film, captured by Argentinian designer Agostina Hidalgo last year in Naples, beautifully summarizes much of what we experienced and explored over the past two months through Objects at Play—an exhibition where artists and designers reimagined the symbols, rituals, and objects that shape football culture.

Beyond the game. Beyond the fandom.

Football is one of the most powerful forms of belonging. It creates connections that transcend language, geography, age, and background. It lives in family traditions, neighborhood rituals, chance encounters, and shared celebrations. It gives strangers something in common, turns public spaces into gathering places, and transforms a simple object into a vessel for memory, identity, and collective imagination.

Throughout Objects at Play, we were interested not only in football itself, but in everything that surrounds it: the stories we inherit, the communities we build, and the emotional landscapes that emerge through participation, devotion, and play.

“The capsule is a tribute to her grandparents, her first team, and to the Sundays and shared memories through which that passion became part of her emotional landscape.” — Agostina Hidalgo

Today we will be closed for the World Cup Final.

Join us next weekend for the final days of Objects at Play.

THURSDAY–SUNDAY
12–6 PM
67 West St., Studio 513, Brooklyn taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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FLOWERS THAT BECOME FOOTBALLS ⚽️🤍🪡
Scroll to discover the process and get your ball-making kit before it sells out! taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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No better way to celebrate the final days of the World Cup than by sharing a little recap of all the footballs you’ve been creating at home 🏟️⚽️🤍🪡

We’re beyond grateful for the incredible response to our At-Home Kit in collaboration with artist @malenaguerrieri and to everyone who’s made us part of their creative process. Seeing each piece come to life has been truly special.

FINAL UNITS available at the gallery and online.

No two kits are exactly alike—every color combination is unique. Once you’ve placed your order, you’re welcome to email us your 2–3 preferred colors, and we’ll do our best to incorporate them into your kit. Or, stop by the gallery and customize yours in person. taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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CUSTOM CERAMIC FOOTBALLS ⚽️🎨

Join artist Agustina Markez for an evening of football, painting, color, and creativity.

Inspired by her ceramic football sculptures, currently on view as part of Objects at Play, you’ll paint and customize your own deflated ceramic football, transforming it into a one-of-a-kind piece carrying your own colors and story.

🗓️ Tuesday, July 14 | 6–8 PM
📍 SUDESTADA, Brooklyn

No experience needed. All materials included + drinks and bites. taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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SCENES FROM AN AFTERNOON OF PLAY ⚽️🤍💙

A couple of weeks ago, designer Agostina Hidalgo joined us from Buenos Aires to share the world of ARMANDO—her capsule exploring football, identity, and self-expression, currently on view as part of Objects at Play and available at the gallery and online—and to guide participants through reworking their own kits.

Together, we customized jerseys, T-shirts, shorts, and caps, transforming them into personal expressions through football, craft, and collective imagination.

Thank you, Agostina, for your generosity and creative spirit, and thank you to everyone who came ready to experiment, play, and make something entirely their own.

Discover all our upcoming workshops via link in bio! taken in Sudestada by @la.sudestada

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